Display Your Editing Skills with a Printed Photo Book
One of the bonuses of using a professional photographer is that, after the shoot is over, a professional photographer is going to be the one selecting the best photos and editing the film. Clients want to get the most for their money, and they expect the finalized images to be perfect. They also want to look perfect in them. You might say clients are expecting a little bit of magic from the photographer and his studio, turning their photos into something extra special.
Professionally printed photo books are a great way to show off your post-production retouching skills, making your services as a photographer that much more valuable to a prospective client.
Perhaps a client will have a favorite frame, but something is awry. Maybe they moved their head at the last moment, creating an unexpected glare from their glasses. Maybe they are really sensitive about the way their skin looks in the shot. Or perhaps they want color accents added to a black and white photo.
Brides can be especially picky when it comes to editing photos. They spent so much time on the ceremony, reception, dress, etc, they want to make sure the last piece of the puzzle, the photos, comes out looking exactly like they imagined. Families that create elaborate holiday cards each year using family portraits want everyone looking their best. New moms want the perfect first photo to send out.
You can have a professionally printed photo book created that showcases your ability to address any concerns or editing choices they may have.
Using before-and-after shoots in the photo book is a good idea to demonstrate your ability. That way, the clients can see where the photo started and what the finished product looked like. This will boost their confidence in your ability to deliver exactly what they want. Being a “full-service” photographer makes your services that much more valuable, which can increase your bottom line. Professionally printed photo books are an excellent way to showcase your editing skills, in addition to your skills as a photographer.
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